September 10 Declared Special Holiday in Polomolok South Cotabato
The government has declared September 10, 2025, a special non-working holiday in Polomolok South Cotabato. This decision allows residents to engage fully in the town’s vibrant local celebrations. The key reason is to give the community the chance to take part in the festivities without work-related distractions.
This special holiday coincides with Polomolok’s 22nd Flomlok Festival, an event that highlights the municipality’s rich culture and lively spirit. Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin signed Proclamation No. 972 on July 11, officially marking the date as a day for celebration and rest.
A Celebration of Culture and Community
The Flomlok Festival showcases Polomolok’s colorful traditions and joyful atmosphere. Local leaders noted that this event is not only a cultural highlight but also a moment to strengthen community bonds. The festival aligns with the town’s foundation anniversary, making the holiday even more meaningful.
“[I]t is but fitting and proper that the people of the Municipality of Polomolok be given full opportunity to participate in the occasion and enjoy the celebration,” the proclamation stated.
Impact on Residents and Visitors
With the special holiday, residents can fully immerse themselves in the festivities, from traditional dances and music to local crafts and cuisine. Visitors are also encouraged to experience the vibrant culture and hospitality that Polomolok offers during this time.
The declaration of the special non-working holiday supports local tourism and helps boost the economy by attracting guests who participate in the festival events. It also reflects the government’s recognition of the importance of preserving and promoting local heritage.
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